I incorporated the toy plane into the Spaceballs movie poster.  Covering the original spaceship, I masked out parts of the plane so that it appears to be behind the letters.  I did not change the angle of the plane because it would have distorted the image.  To accommodate for the angle, I made it appear as though the plane is in a turn, flying towards the viewer.  The plane is a vector graphic because I wanted to match the drawing style of the poster.  Changing the hue/ saturation, it makes it look like it belongs in the poster.

Big Ego

The composite above consists of two separate pictures, one of a girl in a box, and the other a room.  I placed the girl in the room and started on shadows and shading to make it appear as though she fit.  Along with this, I shifted parts of the room to the right and switched the floor with the original.  This is a fun project and I hope to keep adding improvements to it

The animals in the window was a fun project with a few simple steps.  Overall, the use of hue/saturation layers brought this image together along with a few shadows.  The shadows were the hardest part; finding the angles of them was complicated.  In the end this image came together for a pretty convincing composite of giant animals in a window.

The city i did was San Jose in Spain.  I ran into some issues when correctly proportioning the buildings to the land scape.  The best part was building the soccer field over the landscape.

The new logo represents the mascot of EFSC which is a Titan.  The flag is a symbol of strength, waving the EFS name.  The Titan originally was multiple colors, but i refigured and changed to colors of it.  The flags texture was created to look realistic, having the name appear as though it is sewed into the flag.  This is snappy

This is the original logo that is crappy.

Here is the cover page of my portfolio.  The abstract art on the front was created to add a deeper meaning to the brilliantly contrasting colors.  The buttons show in exported version.  The simple, yet warm design should draw the eyes of others.

 

 

Dedication and time went into the creation of this video.  All details were added in after the initial filming of just the people.  The hardest part was making such crude transition scenes, but in the end it worked out.